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Board adopts revised Public Records Act response policy

Cameron Park Community Services District Board of Directors · May 20, 2026
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Summary

The Cameron Park CSD board adopted revisions to its Public Records Act response policy (10-50), including recodifications and clarified internal procedures; staff will incorporate the updated policy into the district handbook.

The board approved updates to Policy 10‑50, the district's Public Records Act response policy, on May 20 after staff reviewed recodification changes and incorporated feedback from legal and budget administration. The revisions clarify handling and internal expectations for public-records requests and include a redline for review.

A director moved to adopt the revisions and direct staff to include the updated policy in the district handbook; the motion was seconded and approved by roll call.

Staff said the policy had been reviewed by legal and budget staff and that the changes reflect recodification and minor process clarifications rather than substantive new obligations.